Kent M. Beeson makes a moving plea to ABC Family to save the program based on the Viper comic book series. It's grown on him since he last reviewed it.

In honor of the DVD release of Wanted, we're re-running Kent M. Beeson's review of the film and graphic novel, originally presented on June 30.

Kent M. Beeson reviews Hancock, Peter Berg's superhero tale featuring Will Smith and Charlize Theron, in this week's Watchman.

Kent M. Beeson takes a look at three different-- very different-- flavors of The Tick this week in The Watchman.

Kent M. Beeson celebrates Halloween with a look at the 30 Days of Night franchise, comparing Niles and Templesmith's popular series to the recent film adaptation.

Kent M. Beeson reviews the third season premiere of Heroes.

The Watchman meets the Watchmen, by way of motion comics. Is this the next big thing? Kent M. Beeson gives the lowdown.

This week The Watchman takes on The Middleman as Kent M. Beeson reviews ABC's superhero series based on the Viper Comics series.

There's no question about The Dark Knight's boxoffice credentials. What Kent M. Beeson is more interested in is whether it's an artistic success.

Will Hellboy II: The Golden Army be a summer blockbuster? More importantly, has Guillermo del Toro finally lived up to his potential? Kent M. Beeson gives the skinny in "The Watchman."

This week in "The Watchman," Kent M. Beeson reviews Wanted, based on the limited series by Mark Millar.

In this week's "The Watchman," Kent M. Beeson gives his take on The Incredible Hulk and why Marvel is so keen on this film only five years after its last attempt at bringing the big green guy to the big screen.

This week in "The Watchman," Kent. M. Beeson takes a look at The Fountain and Southland Tales, movies that were preceded by their graphic novel adaptations, and contemplates which format better serves each story.

Brotherly love is the theme of the day as Kent M. Beeson reviews Speed Racer in this week's "Watchman."

Kent M. Beeson takes on Iron Man in this week's Watchman.

This week The Watchman takes a look at the sad state of parody films as Kent M. Beeson reviews Superhero Movie.

This week "The Watchman" considers a nostalgic retelling of superhero canon as Kent M. Beeson looks at Justice League: the New Frontier and its relationship to Darwyn Cooke's DC: The New Frontier, the comic on which it is based.

This week debuts The Watchman, a new column by Kent M. Beeson. Every other Wednesday, Kent will take a look at a film or TV series that crosses into the comic book market. First up: a look at Persepolis.